GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Are those the rough country or the go rhino e boards?

 

Rough Country. They are quite tedious to install but I couldn't pass up the 800 price tag they had about 3 months ago.

 

they look good

 

Thanks! Family loves them especially how low they drop. Great quality too.

 

$800 is a steal for eboards.

 

Got 35" KO2's put on with 17" Method 707 0 offset. Installed an Icon leveling kit for the front in order to get the front tires on without too much rub hassle.
Here's the before and after,

 

Looking clean!

 

Hi ya'll. I haven't read all 160 pages, but it looks overwhelming anyway. I just acquired a 1794 Special Edition. I love the wheels (TRD 20" Black with "TOYOTA" Center Caps) but HATE the tires. They're just too small at 265/60/R20. What is the biggest tire that I can not only fit on this rim, but not have any rubbing, modifications, or spacers? Thanks a ton!

 

RC 1.75 level
18x9 +12 DX4 Caper wheels
35x12.5

 

Added the caps to the volks to complete the set!

 

Moto Metals originally powder-coated gloss black from factory, scraped off all that black nonsense, sanded and half ass polished, 2 weekends worth 18x10's -24mm offset master tracks LT275 70 18

 

are these stock TRD suspension? Any rubbing ?

 

Stock non TRD suspension no rubbing at all, watched a vid on yt, and apparently you can fit 35's with very minor cutting of inner fender plastic and -18mm offset

 

Do you need to use hubcentric rings with aftermarket wheels? Just curious what everyone is doing.

 

Yes if the hub diameter do not match, most times the wheels do

 

I ordered an aluminum set, box says 95.1 to 106.1, ring says 95.1 to 106…grrr, lol

 

Cheap (and also dirty, sorry) SR5 with cheap eBay 295/70/18 on AGP replica rims.

 

got factory 3” lift , amp power steps, method wheels 295/70/18 (34.26) no rubbing or anything not even close ! +18 offset

Also I remember someone asking about the spare , I have a full size spare it fits btw , a bit off center though , I’ll have to look into that lol

 

11.50s Fits the stock wheel perfectly with no rubbing. I went back and forth a million times about 12.50s and just decided an inch didn’t matter that much to me

 

I'm torn... I got a black tundra with no chrome.. do I go for the blacked out look with black wheels. Either a set of the TRD Pro BBS or Methods 18". Or do I go bronze wheels. Would be a 18 method for sure...

Going with a 35x12.5.. maybe 37 if I can fit it.

Opinions Welcomed!

 

Here’s a shot of the blacked out look of my Nightshade Blueprint Limited with TRD Pro wheels to compare…

 

After browsing and over analyzing everything in this forum and elsewhere, pulled the trigger on a set of Method 705 in 17x8.5 ET0 and Toyo RT Trails 35x12.50/17. With no lift, I did have to do the usual liner trimming, bracket and mudflap removal but so far so good. Went camping immediately after the install and got some much needed dirt therapy.

 

35X12.5r18 KO2's mounted up finally. No rubbing at all, lock to lock.

 

Looking good
Stock height or levelled ?

 

Does the TRD Pro come with a higher stance?

 

1.1” in the front.

 

Thanks!

Stock height / Factory Pro Fox Suspension has a level from factory up front.

 

After digging through this for a few months ended up pulling the trigger on Method 318 8.5x18 +40 with KO2 295/70R18's. No mods other than larger after market mud flaps, no rubbing lock to lock anf the tires are flush with the off road stock fender flares. I live up in the mountains of CO on dirt roads so I can't have any poke, this fit the requirements perfectly. Now to figure out what pressure to run, starting off at 36psi, the math works out to 31 but I don't think I should keep them that low.

 

Looks good, fitment is best for that type of terrain. Method wheels sure seem popular lately.

 

Yah they were cheap and quick to get, I really wanted some gram-lites but the lead time was insane. The hard part is finding high offset wheels over +35. This was one of them.